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5 microfilm rolls (35 mm) Finding Aids: Folder-level description USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 252 RG–19.047 Samuel B. Zisman Papers, 1944–1996 (bulk 1946–1947) This collection contains reports relating to Samuel B. Zisman‘s service as director of displaced persons camps and centers. Included are correspondence, maps, organizational flow charts, photographs, architectural drawings, cartoons, newspaper clippings, and various other documents related to the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration‘s (UNRRA) District 5 in Bavaria. The papers date from 1944 to 1950 and chiefly concern the work of various UNRRA teams and the operation of various displaced persons camps and centers from 1945 to 1947. Provenance: A statement of provenance and a biography of Zisman written by the donor, Paul D. Spreiregen, in 1996 are included in the collection. Languages: English, French, German, and Hebrew 14 linear inches Finding Aids: Folder-level description RG–19.051 The Goldfarb Family Collection, 1947–1949 This collection contains one song booklet and eight postage stamps given to students in the Kassel displaced persons camp; 66 black-and-white photographs of the Goldfarb family in the Kassel and Ziegenhain displaced persons camps; and 22 documents pertaining to the experiences of Roza, Elimelech, and William Goldfarb in those camps. Provenance: Source of acquisition is William Goldfarb. Languages: German, English, and Yiddish 6 folders Finding Aids: Item-level description RG–19.056 The Morris Kopels Papers, 1945–1946 This collection contains two copies of a songbook from the Bergen-Belsen displaced persons camp. The songbooks were part of the publication Zamlung fun katset un geto lider, which was issued in 1946 by the Central Jewish Committee in Bergen-Belsen. The same collection also appeared as an edition of the displaced persons periodical Undzer Sztyme. There is also a photocopy of a note to Morris Kopels‘ aunt, Sonya Kusevitsky. Provenance: Source of acquisition is Morris Kopels. Languages: Yiddish and English 2 folders
Finding Aids: Item-level description RG–19.057 Eugenia Hochberg Lanceter Collection, 1920–1949 USHMM, Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies � 253 This collection contains postcards, letters, and various other documents relating to Eugenia (Gina) Hochberg‘s experiences in the Brody ghetto and labor camps near the Brody ghetto; her life in hiding in both Brody and Lublin; and her marriage to Henryk Lanceter in July 1945. Included are 50 black-and-white photographs relating to her time in the Finkenschlag displaced persons camp in Fürth, Germany. Provenance: Source of acquisition is Eugenia Hochberg Lanceter. Languages: English, German, and Polish 3 folders Finding Aids: Item-level description RG–19.059 The Greenfield Family Papers, 1945–1949 This collection contains 118 black-and-white photographs, certificates, identification documents, and camp passes relating to the experiences of Joseph Greenfield (b. Josef Grünfeld) after his liberation in 1945; and the experiences with his wife, Rachele Bunis, and his son, David S. Greenfield, in several displaced persons (DP) camps in Austria from 1945 to 1949. Among the photographs are scenes of Joseph Greenfield and his friends from the 331st and 222nd Infantry Regiments and the 42nd Tank Battalion of the United States Army working near Steyr, Austria, after liberation; the wedding of Josef and Rachele Grünfeld; the wedding of Mendush (Martin) Grünfeld, Josef Grünfeld‘s brother, and Helen Grünfeld; the exhumation and reburial of Mauthausen concentration camp victims in a cemetery at Münichholtz near Linz; sporting events and childrens‘ groups in the DP camps; DP meetings to discuss Aliyah (immigration) to the land of Israel; Israel Independence Day celebrations in 1948; rededication of the synagogue in Steyr during Passover in 1946; the staff of ORT Magazine; and ORT training classes in Ebelsberg DP camp. Provenance: Source of acquisition is Joseph and Rachel Greenfield. Joseph Greenfield took the photographs while working with several regiments of the U.S. Army after liberation in 1945 and while in several DP camps in Austria after World War II. Languages: English, German, Yiddish, and Hebrew 118 photoprints and 12 documents Finding Aids: Item-level description RG-19.061 --- Records of the Emergency Committee in Aid of Displaced Foreign Scholars This collection contains documentation on the individuals who successfully or unsuccessfully sought aid. In all, some 6,000 displaced scholars and professional persons
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Accession 1989.115 --- The Hebrew I
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